Amazon is wreaking havoc on the ad market, and The Trade Desk may be its latest victim

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The Trade Desk CEO Jeff Green.

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There's a new 'Tea' app going viral. This time, it's for men to post anonymously about women.

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TikTok is rolling out a new way for creators to make money from travel videos

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Disney settles the Elon Musk-funded Gina Carano lawsuit

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Carano was criticized for sharing a photo from a 1936 Nazi rally.

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David Ellison says AI shouldn't scare Hollywood

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David Ellison, CEO of Paramount Skydance, wants to make tech a big part of his entertainment empire.

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The Disturbing AI Interview That Has Everyone Fuming

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Paramount's new owner David Ellison doesn't want to talk about Trump

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David Ellison has combined Skydance with Paramount. ZUMA Press Wire via Reuters Connect
David Ellison has combined Skydance with Paramount.

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Disney streaming employees tell us why they're cheering Hulu moving into Disney+

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A founder said her $200 million newsletter empire had over a million subscribers. Her own records tell a different story.

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Daniella Pierson
 

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Daniella Pierson is a proponent of faking it till you make it.

Bumble's CEO isn't giving up on helping people make new friends

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Tinder and Bumble face an uphill climb to win back users.

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